New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-05

NE. TUESDAY, JULY s. 1887
come r. the teachings
The bsnedicton pronounoed by the Rev j. 3 Ram
sisi fred BY Captain Louis wsndsrs battery. DOoged
cat NJ Mount Morris west display OF Japanese nre
At m abou. $50 member, Of the Independence
Day Association and the Washington Heights Century
Club and their guests dlnsd together at West End Hall
No. 22s West one,hundred and. twenty nfth.st The
lal beautifully decorated with eyerHreshs
aud aowers President Andrew NJ Underhlll: OF the
Sss;sd and ,assE s "f,:
A. N. Brockwsv. Charles ". Dayton DR.. II. palne Dr.
Tsrs from Hewitt
Judge Noah Davis, President Frepch OF 'ns roh0e
The ar,t Toast on The LIST was the daT celebrate,
the birthday Of Nation" To this General James n
drews IN reply for The city O Few spoken favor
OF for It. Harlem Plains and Washius
aAlgernon g. Sullivan president OF the Southern Society
stronger in the cohesion Of its parts II they had not
been subjected to the strain Of aspiration
round Of cheers and brought tho whole assembagr 70
their feet This day. he said Will long Dc rsme mem
than q local celebration Your zeal has seemed to give
an influence TO an entirely national celebration II "a
only ar that the persistence and srdor weicn mao
their fountain here was followed by the aid Of the press
until It attracted attentions and think that whin the
snce Day 30 universally marked By pubic celebration as
% 1S H osS in soan g.: so1 and
the I'' South fra.srnizins with each othsr,
He declared that the south would rally round the
flag case OF need and concluded by saying that tne
historian Of hundred years hence would reSord that
after passing there was beautiful rai.oGn
over the land from North south and upon IL was IN
scribed Out OF conflict came peace out OF oatIe Se
tween North and .onth there come closer anu %G Ss
three cheers were given for Our reunited country"
md farT Z chairman oIecutlNo
committee and Others and the company dispersed 10 's
AZ s:lb D. m a beautiful and elaborate display Of fire.
works at Morningsde Park was Witnessed by tnonsanas
OF people, and Harlem was iiu minated py eso'ic
PATRIOTIC WORDS FROM LABOR MEN.
THEY THINK THE CONSTITUTION HAS BE N PER-
VERIFIED AND ARE GOING To SIT THINGS RIGHT
The United Labor Party celebrated the Fourth OF July
in duo form yesterday at the Academy OF Music, with
speeches. and the reading OF the Declaration OF In
dependence. The auditorium Of the Academy was com
forably nlled 1t enthusiastic crowd and at tho
slightest pretext cheers and other evidences OF approval
we're INDUCED In. On the stage were number OF the
leading lights the partyj prominent among them were
John MoMackin, James p. Archibald. James j. Ganan'
Frank rerrell Thomas Moran, Jeremiah Murphy, hugo
sehneider, W. p OMears, Philip Kelly, W. j. ODair and
the Row G. T. MCCARTHY. Miss Agatha Muniers chorus
of nearly 100 voices made pleasing background TO the
STAGE The body Of tho auditorium looked like on
argcd edition Of tho County General Committee with
one District Assemblies OF the Knights Of Labor
and a couple Of trades unions thrown In.
II was nearly 1890 O'Clock when the meeting
called to order by Thomas Moran Of the lat Assembly
District introduced Professor william b. Clark OF
Ivtn Assembly District the chairman of the meet
Ing Professor Clark made brief address, In the
which be said among other things;
To srs., majority Of our peop. The Declaration Of nGs
. ha Sv
under present ovfston have 10 great do
cS. and -hish have htSsr Been our and
n rom :1s
Er'sd TIE P,op. sasI ns!nr. rislt. ": propose TO
but with that powerful thouEh ssnt weapon TIE I'm
moral ballot our platform and me. Cd. arc :.nc.a'd ey
Kew Dr. Edwsfd Mooiynn. Ior.at sppisn.oJ '''''
After Professor Clark had finished. Mr.. Hacfett.
tall, handsome with strong clear voice. OF
the parishioners OF IT, stephens. was introduced aud
read the DESIGNATION Of independence. shs was r..
aunsr, chorus then sang the anthem to Llborty.
John MoMsokin was tho next speaker The chairman
OF the United Labor Party was received with enthusiasm
and said In part;
hopeful Of the time: see m. s1:a, .',v, Of
Many taken place in hs condition of the people
to n. world the Immortal principles IN the Dsc.r.
b. Ss Of mat sss " r.:
cuhnns id Vicious and sehemiag lev have 20 manipulated
sss% and our sss s.. been dssrsco That Dag ~nSh was
Sas emblem IL. 1gG Ss 20 a @G
ss s. Ct 1 % SiS' ebs
again. h.. been the annual celebration Of Tree
and S1lnl1 a. TIC .Sns, q n" angel. at hight
our ,riena. q Tanm,av Hall ar, holding cel.oratien
poor fellows who drnsinE In wisdom aud patriotism from
aud br.ai.ns Every species
OF h.t nrIs our time ana eSunty ha,s sesn
and they have tho TO cal u me cradle on liberty
ss sm Of ~. church 81 CARS; % luther their ..ns ends.
h. of
spapge Banner aroused the enthusiasm OF the audi
.nee to such pitch anst zoe song hsd 70 Ps repeated
The next speaker. had chance to be heard. Mr..
Winchester said In past:
.ons :''..' 20 rss mutt %
1 OF n s. are and rs sIS % o0 PsS
Tier. hs. got ohanr. hop. believe that
has got to .P led could shed better cause
slaves Southern plantation.
Mr. Winchester th-n paid glowing tribute the Rev.
Father McGlynn, and wound up by lAyag:
some future DAY historian vii, write sown s.orge
II. E"sass Of Poio"i LiS,pi; &Sfshsm Lincoln It. s%sn
e,sn r1ssoa s 1ns . III Of
MeGynn. :'iIs Hero and saint"
Thi. sentiment evidently struck tho people. and the
speaker sat down anld thunders OF applause Frank
Terrell. tho coored orator OF the party was the next
speaker introduced. lie said among other things:
tits eminentiy ntnG that the leading speakers In tho
dsmop.traon in Tammsny Han 70 celebrate the birth %
free R.0p should be The Governor: Of one o. the Old slave
speaker, should b. ths defender. upSoors ehast
evident from that Church
aud STATE country formed combination 10
slave and Cypress labor.
Speeches we're also made by James r. Archibald. James
j. Gahan, Henry Enrich aud thers, and the meeting
adjourned With three rousing cheers for the Fourth OF
July.
TALKING TO TAMMANY BRAVES
GOVERNOR LEE, or VIRGINIA. FOR PEACE AND
PRIENDsHIP-oTHER ~EEcBRs
II be reflection upon the Tammany Society to
the fact that the sultry weather prevented Its hall
from being crowded yesterday, must be taken as re-
Election OF Fourth Of July and unavoidable at this
season Csppss Band played patriotic airs on the bal
cony outside building for before the meeting
was called order Al lo3O County CLERK James A.
Flack. as Grand sachem, having marched In at tho